zamítnutá

Zamítnutý is a Czech word that translates to "rejected" or "denied" in English. It is the past participle of the verb zamítnout, which means to reject, deny, refuse, or dismiss. This word can be used in a variety of contexts, both formal and informal.

In a legal context, zamítnutý might describe a court case that has been dismissed or a request that has been denied. For example, a judge might state that a motion has been zamítnutý, meaning it was not approved. Similarly, an application for a visa could be zamítnutý by immigration authorities.

In everyday conversation, zamítnutý can refer to a rejection of an idea, a proposal, or even a person. If someone is asking for a favor and is told "ne," their request has been zamítnutý. An artistic work that does not find an audience or is not accepted by a gallery might be described as being zamítnutý. The term implies a definitive negative response or outcome.

The word carries a sense of finality. When something is zamítnutý, it has been turned down and is unlikely to be reconsidered in its current form. It is a straightforward and commonly used term in the Czech language to indicate a negative decision or reception.